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SAS Print-On-Demand Timetable General SAS Electronic Timetables These pages were last updated on 25 April 2007. Next update ultimo May 2007. These timetables are published by the Network Scheduling & Distribution Department of SAS – Scandinavian Airlines. They are created in Acrobat ReaderTM format available for viewing or downloading from the Internet and are produced based on city, country and areas. NOTICE CONCERNING PRINTING SINGLE PAGES Please note that when opening a timetable, all city pairs are indexed for easy selection. However, when wishing to print the page you are viewing, do NOT simply press the PRINT button but go to the PRINT dialogue and select "Current Page" or "Pages:" or similar and select the page number(s) you wish to print. If you do not do this, then the whole timetable will print out. SCHEDULE CHANGES Your attention is drawn to the fact that the timetable data found here is based upon the situation at the date above and is published for guidance only. Confirmation of all details is therefore essential. SAS DISCLAIMER: All flight details subject to change and are to be used for guidance only These SAS Timetables are provided without any expressed or implied warranties. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, SAS assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information herein. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: COPYRIGHT © 2007 Scandinavian Airlines System Schedules compiled by Innovata-LLC. All Rights Reserved What’s New SAS ELECTRONIC TIMETABLE : DEAR CUSTOMER. IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS TO THE CONTENT OF THIS TIMETABLE, WE KINDLY ASK YOU TO EMAIL US AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: [email protected] New SAS services valid from this timetable: GOTHENBURG – VISBY v.v. 3 weekly flights, operated by CF, City Airline, (from 02 June) STOCKHOLM – BERGEN v.v. 3 weekly flights, (from 25 June) STOCKHOLM – BRISTOL v.v. twice weekly (from 29 June) VISBY – HELSINKI v.v. 3 weekly flights, operated by CF, City Airline, (from 30 June) How to use Airport codes List of connection airport codes used in the timetables AMS Amsterdam (Schiphol) ARN Stockholm (Arlanda) BCN Barcelona BGO Bergen BKK Bangkok CPH Copenhagen DUS Dusseldorf EWR New York (Newark) FRA Frankfurt GOT Gothenburg GRU Sao Paulo (Guarulhos International) HAM Hamburg HEL Helsinki IAD Washington (Dulles International) KEF Reykjavik (Keflavik) LHR London (Heathrow) MAD Madrid MUC Munich NRT Tokyo (Narita) ORD Chicago (O'Hare) OSL Oslo PEK Beijing (Capital) RIX Riga SEA Seattle SIN Singapore SVG Stavanger TOS Tromso VIE Vienna YYZ Toronto Airline codes List of airlines used in the timetables AC – Air Canada AF – Air France BT – Air Baltic CA – Air China CF – City Airline CZ – China Southern Airlines JK - Spanair JZ - Skyways GL – Air Greenland KA - Dragonair KE – Korean Air Lines KF – Blue1 LH – Lufthansa MU – China Eastern Airlines NH – All Nippon Airways OS – Austrian Airlines OU – Croatia Airlines QI – Cimber Air SK – Scandinavian Airlines SQ – Singapore Airlines TG – Thai Airways International UA – United Airlines Flight Index Flight Index This table shows the operating company where the service is not operated by an SAS aircraft. Flight Number Operating airline Range code and name -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SK3000-3099 WF Wideroe SK3100-3149 JZ Skyways SK3150-3199 WF Wideroe SK3200-3399 LH Lufthansa SK3400-3459 QI Cimber Air SK3460-3486 LH Lufthansa SK3487-3499 QI Cimber Air SK3500-3549 JK Spanair SK3550-3736 LH Lufthansa SK3737-3765 BT Air Baltic SK3757-3799 LH Lufthansa SK3800-3899 AC Air Canada SK3900-3999 UA United Airlines SK6500-6559 AC Air Canada SK6560-6699 KF Blue1 SK6700-6799 JZ Skyways SK8000-8299 JZ Skyways SK8351-8366 WF Wideroe SK8370-8399 KF Blue1 SK8500-8568 LH Lufthansa SK8670-8699 CF City Airline SK8700-8717 OV Estonian SK8718-8997 UA United Airlines SK9300-9349 OU Croatia Airlines SK9358-9472 OS Austrian Airlines SK9640-9699 BT Air Baltic SK9700-9799 BD bmi SK9900-9999 JK Spanair .
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